Introducing Pantone Marsala, the 2015 Color of the Year

In Style by Katie Kavulla3 Comments

Love it or hate it, it’s here to stay

Pantone Marsala

We’ve been waiting on pins and needles for Pantone to announce their 2015 Color of the Year and it finally arrived lat week… along with very mixed feelings. Pantone Marsala (Pantone 18-1438) is described from Pantone as “A naturally robust and earthy wine red… Marsala enriches our bodies and souls.” Hmm… That’s a lot of promise from a color that people are seemingly not 100 percent on board with, don’t you think?

But, since Marsala is here to stay for 2015, we’re going to embrace it… or at least try to! We’re still figuring out exactly how to work Pantone Marsala into our wardrobes and home decor, but these pieces are starting to inspire us. Take a peek and let us know what you think!

Pantone Marsala: Our favorite picks for fashion & home

Pantone Marsala

1. Mermaid Mica iPhone 5 Case, Anthropologie, $48
2. Cambridge Satchel, ShopBop, $85
3. Sweatshirt Tunic Dress, Nordstrom, $59
4. ‘In Stitches’ Nail Polish, Essie, $9
5. Downy Open-Knit Scarf, Urban Outfitters, $39
6. Eva Robe, Belabumbum, $62
7. Organic Ikat Ogee Duvet Cover with Shams, West Elm, $40 (on sale)
8. Reef Mayuta TX, Zappos, $54
9. MICHAEL Michael Kors Bedford Flap Crossbody Purse, Zappos, $178
10. Gwendolyn Loose Weave Throw Blanket, Lamps Plus, $90

What do you think about Pantone Marsala? Love it? Hate it?

Meet the Author | Katie Kavulla


Having just made the move from big city life to settle down in the town where she and her husband both grew up, Katie Kavulla is a mom of three who strives to slow life down a bit… as impossible as that is with three kids under the age of 10. A blogger turned writer, Katie has spent the past few years combining the things that she loves into a career, with a focus on helping other moms tell their story, because Katie truly believes that every mom has one to tell.

Comments

  1. who isn’t on board with it? As an event designer, I’ve heard nothing but great things so far. I learned w 2014s Radiant Orchid (which I wasn’t to keen on at first) that the key, in my opinion, is to focus on a range of colors around the color itself to create a full palate full of depth. Pairing this color with deep and light purples, greens and grays makes for some really pretty setups. I can’t wait to use it!

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